Tahtzibichen Labyrinth

The Tahtzibichen Labyrinth is the remains of an ancient temple in Yucatan, Mexico [1]. This natural cave labyrinth contains stone temples, small pyramids, and a causeway [1]. Most artifacts in the caves have been dated to the Classical Mayan period, though some Pre-Classical ceramics have also been recovered [1]. Portions of the site can only be accessed by divers, and it does not appear to be open to the public [1].

TypeCave Structures
Period1 - 500 AD
CountryMexico
Coordinates20.9003° N, 89.9000° W

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